CAD/CAM digital design & milling
Veneers and crowns are designed digitally and milled from ceramic blocks in our own lab, so marginal fit is verified before anything is made.
Our cosmetic dentistry unit combines digital planning with artisan-level smile design to create outcomes that are both beautiful and functional.

A cosmetic dentist improves how teeth and smiles look — colour, shape, length, gaps and gum line — using whitening, bonding, veneers, crowns and gum contouring, after first making sure the teeth and gums are healthy. At Creative Arts in Dubai, cosmetic plans are designed digitally, previewed as a mock-up and made in the dental laboratory in the same building.
Start with the problem you want to fix or the treatment you are considering.

Porcelain and E-max veneers made in our own lab.

A whole-smile plan designed with you.

See and approve your smile before treatment.
Chips, small gaps and edges fixed in one visit.
In-clinic and home whitening.
Laser gum contouring where excess gum is the cause.

Unretouched results from our clinic.
What sets the price of veneers in Dubai.
Every case passes through the same governed stages, from diagnosis to review, whatever the treatment.
A clinical examination with digital imaging and radiographs where indicated, to establish what you actually need before anything is proposed.
You receive a written plan covering the steps, the timeline, the cost and the alternatives, before any commitment.
We simulate the outcome digitally and review it with you, so you know where the treatment is heading before it starts.
Carried out by the appropriate dentist to the agreed protocol, with comfort and pain control managed throughout.
A review appointment assesses the result, the bite and gum health, with written home-care guidance.
Footage from real cases filmed at Creative Arts in Dubai — no stock clips, no reconstructions.
Every case digitally designed, made in our in-house laboratory, and fitted by our own clinicians.





Equipment is not the point. Each of these exists because it measurably changes precision, comfort or treatment time.
Veneers and crowns are designed digitally and milled from ceramic blocks in our own lab, so marginal fit is verified before anything is made.
An optical scanner replaces traditional impression material — no gagging, no distortion, and any incomplete area is re-scanned in seconds.
You see and approve your proposed smile before a single tooth is prepared, then wear a physical mock-up to judge it in your own face.
Laser gum contouring and soft-tissue treatment reduce bleeding, healing time and the need for sutures compared with conventional surgery.
Before any implant we assess bone height, density, nerve position and sinus floor precisely — nothing is estimated.
A modern hygiene protocol that discloses biofilm first, then removes it with air, water and fine powder — safe on implants and ceramics.

Photographed on working models in our laboratory. Materials and design differ from case to case and are decided with the treating dentist.

Co-founder & Dentist
Cosmetic Dentistry, Veneers & Dental Implants

General Dentist
Veneers & Smile Makeovers

Dentist
Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry | Full Mouth Rehabilitation

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Laser & Cosmetic Dentistry
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Our doctors perform a full diagnosis with digital imaging before recommending a personalized treatment plan and timeline.
Yes. Every page includes a direct WhatsApp route for fast consultation and booking support.
We provide clear consultation-based pricing and explain all treatment phases before you commit.
Every dentist is trained in general dentistry; a cosmetic focus means planning treatment around appearance as well as health — shade, proportions, gum line and the face. At Creative Arts cosmetic cases are planned by dentists who work on veneers and smile design daily, with the laboratory involved from the design stage.
Usually whitening, then composite bonding, then no-prep or minimal-prep veneers, then conventional veneers and crowns. The least invasive option that achieves the goal is normally the right one — and an examination tells you which that is.
Yes. Decay, gum inflammation and bite problems are treated first, because cosmetic work placed over untreated disease fails or looks wrong once the gums settle.
Usually not, because cosmetic treatment is elective. Some restorative parts of a plan (for example a crown on a broken tooth) may be covered depending on your policy; we provide an itemised plan you can submit to your insurer.
A consultation establishes what you actually need, what the options are and what each one involves — before anything is agreed. Nothing is booked for treatment until you have a written plan.